Sentence examples for decision introduced from inspiring English sources

This decision introduced the modern standard of review for conflicted transactions involving a controlling shareholder.

The surprise decision introduced new uncertainty to a process already fraught with complication and threatened to derail May's timetable of triggering Article 50, the never-before-used mechanism for exiting the E.U., by the end of March.

More recently, following a European Commission Decision introduced on 1st October 2000, regulations in all EU states require the removal of central nervous system (CNS) material from sheep carcasses over 12 months of age and all cattle carcasses.

This decision introduced an error of less than 1%.

In the end, the commission united behind a draft decision introduced by Russian Executive Board Chairperson Eleonora Mitrofanova, which calls on UNESCO to suspend the prize "and continue the consultations among all parties concerned, in a spirit of mutual respect, until a consensus is reached".

Nevertheless this decision introduced a bias in our analysis since cases in which the two probe sets have clear different characteristics were excluded.

Does this decision introduce uncertainties for other countries?

An effective teaching strategy for conceptual process design can be by using case studies as method, based on the hierarchy decisions introduced by Douglas.

Each of these study design decisions introduced the possibility of non-differential biases, including exposure misclassification, recall bias and outcome misclassification.

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Mr. Kim has made policy decisions — introducing agricultural and enterprise reforms, appointing technocrats, opening new special economic zones and leaving the markets alone — that demonstrate that his economic ambitions are more than sloganeering.